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MEARNS VIEW CARE HOME
Mearns View Care Home in Newton Mearns prides itself in offering the very best in person-centred care and an unrivalled lifestyle for its residents and their loved ones.
Following on from a recent unannounced Care Inspectorate inspection, the Mearns View team are delighted with their results. They achieved three '5’s/very good' in the area of 'How well do we support people’s wellbeing', 'How good is our staff team' and 'How good is our setting', as well as two '4’s/good' in 'How good is our leadership' and 'How well is our care and support planned'.
These results have been achieved in just over a year of the home being open and firmly places the establishment as one of the top care homes in the wider East Renfrewshire area.
Terry Blackwood, the Home Manager commented: "Our dedicated and caring team really do go the extra mile every day to ensure that our lovely residents care needs are met. Yet we go much further than that, offering a lifestyle and family setting with lots of variety, choice and more importantly fun and laughter."
"We pride ourselves in being a really good care home and are proud of our 9.9 review score on Carehome.co.uk. Although, to have had this rating by the Care Inspectorates in just over a year of being open, is a real testament to my amazing team with whom I am so fortunate to work."
To celebrate the team’s success, a big party was enjoyed by the team, residents and families alike.
To find out more about what Mearns View Care Home has to offer for yourself or a loved one, they welcome you to get in touch at:
T: 0141 484 7555
Link to Care Inspectorate Report:
https://www.careinspectorate.com/index.php/care-services?detail=CS2023000127
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